I am traveling internationally by airplane with my 1 year old daughter and wanted to know if its good for travel and can it be carried on the plan?
43518
HelloI wouldn't travel with this stroller it does not fold up very compact I think you might be better off getting an umbrella stroller for a internationally travelI hope this help :-)
43519
It is great for travel because it is very lightweight, easy to maneuver, and easy to fold. True it does fold up very compact, but I don't find that to be an issue when I'm flying, since the stroller is going underneath the plane in the cargo area (it cannot be carried inside the cabin of the plane, but the airline will allow you to check it in at the gate).
43520
I purchased this stroller for that sole purpose! Its very lite weight and maneuvers great. Unfortunately, I am not sure if you can take it on board the plane I have read other reviews where they said its great for travelling and moving through airports. Not many airlines that I know will let you take it on board.They will let you get as far as the plane then they will have one of the employess store it under . I would call the airline your flying on and ask them! Hope this was a little helpful
605536
I bought it to take along on an international flight for my 2.5 years old daughter. However, I kept it in the carry-on suitcase, rather than my backpack because of the weight (3.75 pounds) and size (11.5 x 14 x 2 inches) of the box. Other than the Imaginets, I took along Fisher-Price iXL 6-in-1 Learning System (handheld game), Fisher-Price Classic Doodler With 2 Stampers and Crayola Color Wonder markers with coloring books (it was a more than 24 hours travel, including the layover).
1679346
I think it would be fine to travel in an airport. Our daughter used it to travel by train across the country. It held up very well.
1165238
Many other sellers are including the travel bag for free right now. That said, I have the Foonf and wouldn't ever think of traveling with it. The thing weighs a ton and I would not want to lug it through an airport with all of the other stuff you end up needing when traveling with kids. We used an older car seat that weighs 13 lbs less than Foonf when we flew with out daughter recently and leaving the Foonf at home was the smartest thing we did that trip.
2234979
It is small; the tube and the arm (the black part holding up the tube) could be packed away in the foam in the box it came in and put into a carry-on, which would be the only way to fly with it. But the legs would have to be checked. On the other hand, if it's a long car trip you're talking about then yes, no problem, it's very portable.
1383644
Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep undoing the seatbelt. My son got over it rather quickly (or I flipped the buckle so he couldn't lift the flap). Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep... » Read More Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep undoing the seatbelt. My son got over it rather quickly (or I flipped the buckle so he couldn't lift the flap). « Show Less
308691
this is a "travel system", which means you will use it from new born till 3YO or more. Just for that is heavy, but there are lighter ones. I would not recommend to travel with it in a bus, you will find it heavy, bulky and way too impractical. For that better to buy a light weight stroller.
2074228
Personally, although this is my number one way of transporting my baby, I would be reluctant to bring it on an airplane. It is a little too big, and not flexible to try and fit under a seat.
1103552
Yes. It is a bit big but they will let you use it on most airplanes. At the very least, they will allow you to gate check it for free. Check with the airline - you have to call them anyway to let them know that you're traveling with infants.
466219
I think you could pack it in a suitcase. It's standard size. I know there is one that is a little smaller, but this one seems safer with a fidgety child.
2085677
Yes, very. I travel 200 to 400 miles with my 11 month old daughter every weekend. I highly recommend it.
1702275
The toddler car seat is heavy, thus, not recommended for travel. And also, the infant car seat has good handle that you can use your arm to carry, the toddler car seat does not.
655318
No this would not be safe for use on an airplane. Depending on the age and size of your child, you should have a carrier or sturdy seat with proper restraint capabilities. Consult with your physician or the airline on suitable options.
2150131
my mother has not used it on a plane. It is light to carry and not big and bulky. If an airliner will not let you bring it on board then they should supply a means of assistance to get you to your seat.
642752
I have no idea. We've yet to take our little one on a plane ride. The best thing to do would be to contact the airlines and confirm. Enjoy!
852995
Yes. This is the best thing I bought for the baby. I actually carried it on the plane because you can fit diapers, wipes, and a sippy cup in the compartment.
384786
I am not sure if it is specifically for travel, but I have used it while traveling by car, and it is small and easy to carry...haven't traveled with it by plane, but would be easy to do...:)